I would essentially like to do git bisect run 'bundle && bundle exec cucumber'. I want to do this on the commandline - I don't want to write a shell script.

I tried git bisect a while ago and it helped me well, but apparently I didn't stop it. When I do git status I still get: You are currently bisecting. (use "git bisect reset" to get back to the ori...

I love using git bisect especially for solving regression bugs. However, I realized that it can also be too granular: it points out the exact commit message, what if I simply would like to know in ...

Doc's are lacking an example...How do you use bisect.insort_left)_ based on a key? Trying to insert based on key. bisect.insort_left(data, ('brown', 7)) puts insert at data[0]. From docs... ...

Is there an equivalent in Java for Python's bisect module? With Python's bisect you can do array bisection with directions. For instance bisect.bisect_left does: Locate the proper insertion poin...

Git bisect is branch aware, so it will usually happily venture into some branch to test those commits. I am not interested in whether the branch contains some bad commits. I am interested in whethe...

income tax calculation python asks how to calculate taxes given a marginal tax rate schedule, and its answer provides a function that works (below). However, it works only for a single value of in...

I'm seeing some unexpected behavior regarding rspec --bisect when running on circleci. Often times the bisect runs indefinitely until it times out after 5 hours. Bisecting appears to be working ini...

I have a list of integer numbers and I want to write a function that returns a subset of numbers that are within a range. Something like NumbersWithinRange(list, interval) function name... I.e., ...

trying to find the most optimal data structure in python3 for a frotier problem i have to develop have just realised that the complexity of using the module bisect to make a real time ordered inser...

does this python module computes an ordered insert into a data structure or it inserts and then sort? been struggling with this kind of thing in python since developing an algorithm in which I have...

I have a Mercurial repository with ~800 changesets and I need to find the first changeset where the word Example appeared. The word appears inside a .php file and not on a commit comment etc. What...

Suppose that I'm going through a git bisect, and after running a git bisect bad command, my git bisect gets interrupted like so: $ git bisect bad Bisecting: 0 revisions left to test after this (ro...

I read that question about how to use bisect on a list of tuples, and I used that information to answer that question. It works, but I'd like a more generic solution. Since bisect doesn't allow to...

Reasoning: I'm trying to implement, in Python, something similar to git bisect, but with basically a list of directories. I have a (long) list of version numbers like this: ['1.0', '1.14', '2.3',...

I have the following problem: the version at master works fine the version of the last tag before master (say last) has a bug a colleague needs a patch for his last revision for that certain bug ...

When doing an hg bisect in eclipse, I like that I can see all of the bads and goods I've marked in the past. Is there a way to get that information at the command line?

I truly believe that to have one commit on one issue is a good practice. I'm sure I read it somewhere in an article like “Best practices”. As such, my workflow has been the following: For a new...

Possible Duplicate: Using bisection search to determine I have posted other thread but it did not receive answers thus i'm trying to provide some of my work to make more clear. I nee...

I wrote code to understand which of them is faster when it comes to search an element in a list. It turns out to be bisect. What I do not understand is what is complexity of bisect algorithm and do...

I've been reading about hg bisect and its interesting to be able to know which revision introduced a bug, but I'd like to know what people use this information for. The only thing I can think of is...